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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
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WHEELING. ". VA. SEPTEMBER 81. 1881.


The Monroe |yaichman, a newspaper
wloRe Democracy 10 bomb.prool, advises
Or. Bland to resign at orce the superin-
tendency Of the Insane Aeylum, and ad.
monishes him that In no other way can he
do himself 60 much credit as by doing this
thing promptly. Tho Ratehman does not
convict D.. Bland onthe charges preferred
against him; 1t merely says that these
charges have destroyed his usefulness and
result In damage to the interests Of the
people.
The Directors who jumped all over the
special committee for listening to evidence
sgains. DR.. Bland, and who gavo him q
dab while they were withdrawing them.
selves, would probably refuse to accept
his resignation II II were offered. They
have retained him as a vindica!ion Of
themselves, and il no we're to chow de-
sire to 70. out they would almost certainly
regard tina. 90 an ungentiemanly fling at
themselves.
1tis, however, quite unlikely that any
breach will occur bstween Dr.. Bland and
his backess Of tho Board. DR.. Bland Ia
not an uuappreciative man. He knows
bis atsll and his masters crib, and the
thing fasthes. from his thoughts is to seek
other passnrcs.
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The Church Of Rome OH the Temperance
Question. Esd. U

Ah6 ChufeH Gf HonS on tfte Temperance
Question. g
The attitude towards the temperance
question Of go numerous and powerful an
organization es the Church OF Rome, can.
not fail to be Of interest. From the utter.
ancru Of the late Council OF Baltimore we
are able to learn once more, and more
clearly than ever before. jpst what tha. at
tude ia go fat as the church il this coun.
try is concerned.
Ths Council expressed great interest in
the vssioul Catholic temperance aocieties
snd commend them to the. special care
and encouragement Of the clergy. And
then the Council added this with regard
to the esls OF liquor:
We also admonish cur faithful who are
engaged in the liquor business that they
sarioualy think With what and how great
dangers and occasions OF sin their bust.
ness is surrounded. although it is not in
itself forbidden. Ii they can, let them
choose more honest mesns OF making q
living. But il they cannot, let them
etudy with oil their strength to remove
from themselves and from others the coca
sion Of sin. They must never sell to
children, to those who arc not their own
mae.ers, nor to those whom they forsee
are going to cbuss drink. They must close
their bsrroons Sundays; ut no time must
they allow curBing, Wearing, or imnodes.
talking within the walla Of their balloons.
But II through their culpable fault or CO.
operation religion ia brought into disre.
specs or men dragged into ruin, let them
remember that there is Vindica.or in
Heaven who will mos. certainly visit on
them the mos! awful punishmsnts.
l! is not the habit Of the Roman Catho.
lie church to talk for the sake Of hearing
itself tall. When it says "must," it IL in
the hab:s CT meaning just that thing. It
will bo ci interest to see what the faithful
do abou. it, and then wha. the church
does about the faithful.
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On account OF the G. A. R. National
Encampment to be held in S.. Louis, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion tick.
cts to St. Lou!n from September "a 10 81;
at Sll 10 for the round trip. Good 70.
turning from September q to October 5.
Original pu,chaae,s can have limit ex.
tended to October 81, 1887, II desired. 2
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x Polite New York Bank Cashier !

n. y - "EFo .NuW Ut = H''''S
Y A dispatch was received that ticket No.
&c, 255 had drawn The $l50, 900 prize In the
August drawing Of tho Louisiana State
Lottery Company, on the 9th inst, 1t New
Orleans, and that one.tenth Of tho ticket,
representing SIS 900 10 the lucky holder,
had been collected through tho National
Park Bank OF this city. A Neus reporter
asked Aebistant Cashier DEE aud he had
the books examined and replied that the
tenth part Of ticket 5o,255, which drew
the $4,000, had been received by them
from Cranes Bank at Hornellsville, N. Y.
-Ntw York Daily Mes, Aug. 80. Daw
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Excursions TO st. Louis, NO., via tho Popu.
5a.t lar Panhandle Noate. t5siitt

TO-
On account OF the .wenty.arst National
Encampnent Of the G. A. R. to DO held
In St. Louis, the Pit1bur2h, Cincinnati &
st. Louis Railway--tho popular Panhan.
do Route-will sell excursion tickets to
st. Louis apdre.urn OF rate Of Sll.75 from
Wheeling, w. Va, from September "a to
q inclusive. These tickets will be good
%, and returning from September Il to
Obtober 8. 1887. By special arrangements
original purchasers Of these excursion
tickets can have the time limited extend.
ed until October 81, which will afford an.
pie opportunity to visit points in the West
and Sou!hweet. ,,
Persons contemplating Waiting 81. Louis
during the Ercampmsnt, ehould bear In
mind that the Panhandle Route is the
shor. line to St. Louis, running day coaches
and Pullman sleeping cars through with.
cut change, MwdP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

Commencing Sunday, juno 8, end con.
tinuins every Sunday until further notice
tho Baltimore X Ohio viii soil excnYsion
tickein to FitnburRh and return ut low
rats Of Il so, md to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 %. Trs!nn lOaye at 8 and
S:lO 4. M, returning arrive ut 7 gnh IL 10
L. Y.
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
.l... g...Fs err Railroad. T.-= .-r.#1la

Commencing June y. tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tlckota every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to s;atersvile and return at the low rata
Of 81 So; Wheeling 10 Parkersbu1g aud
return, s. 25. Tickets good ono day only.
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DIED..

FoRD-on Tuesday, September 90. 1857, At 9:2o
O'Clock An, Or. aAxPLE FORD, agtd 60 years.
Funeral services will take place a. bis late real.
deuce Se25 Jacob street, on Thuriday afternoon
at2o'clock. Friendsoi the family arc invited
to attend. Internen. at O'Clock At 1t, Wood
tpmeterr-nrlvate ......r-a-a
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M, arrives NJ EsRito al S:Oa. M ''-' -
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
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There was place in the military parade
for the Governor OF West Virginia and hia
steG, but the Governor and hiH staff were
not in the parade. This was because oil
the othe. STATS were uniformed, and the
Yves: Virginia braves had Only their ordi-
nary store clo.he5. They did not wish to
attract special attention, and so they took
no part in the parade. Since the chief
duty OF the Governors staff ia to look
beautiful, take tho liberty OF moving re-
form in this regard. When a gentleman
accepts ataG appointment IL should he
with the understanding that he VII array
himself after the custom Of his kind. Oar
Governor must not bo Ehut gu. OF the
Second Centennial Consultation celeb.a-
ton parade Tor the Ike reason, sufficient
as the reason Wss at this time.
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Sldc.LisIsts on the Philadelphia Show.

1t was my good fortune to be OF the
more than 600, 600 visisors ia Philadelphia
during the Constitutional Centennial cele.
b!auc1. l! was further my fortune to be
seated whero had full sweep OF tho two
great pa.ades. Splendid as were the et.
iorta CT the press Of Philadelphia during
thosa memorable days, l have seen no re-
ports which told the whole story. 1t was
story which the types, with tho assist.
arco OF tina artigt's pencil, could not tell.
Il was casy enough to measure in miles
and in hou;a the cxten. Of those unequal.
led moving paEoramas, but the apirit OF
such denomination is beyond msasur.
ing, and color toned are no. to DO repro.
duced in black ink.
No such spsctsces have ever been aeen
before in this country, nor do l think they
could be go presented in any other Amer
lean city. Philadelphia has the broad,
straight Highways upon which great bod
ies Of men can be moved with ease, and
moTsd 60 that the crowd Of sight.Heers
may aec them in reasonable comfort. It
10 la;d that tho industrial parade, which
was confined TO Broad street, tina. high
way without an equal in any American
city, Was witnessed by million and hall
OF peoplo. This meana that oil Philsdel.
phis turned out 10 ses the passing show.
New York, which does little in this way,
learea to visitors from "the provinces" tho
little that abe does. Philadelphia hau the
public Rpirit to make the dlsplay-to do.
vote 10 1t her time and mouey-and to
drop everything that abe may get out 10
sea how vel! nhe has done It.
heard business man on the train
complain that business had beenpractical
~ suspended during tho celebration, and
no remarked With approving feeling that
Now York wan beyond that sort Of thing.
The complaining man was right, bu. he
paid a poor compliment to bis idol. Nav
York Is Eotor!ously lacking in public
spirit; in local pride, boastful as sho Ia;
in very nearly oil that is not nero money
getting. You can't think of New York 20
bo.acr;ng herseli much about tho Dccla-
ration OF Independence or the Cons.i!u-
ton OF tho United States. She han moth.
ing asainn. them; abe Is simply indiGer-
ont 10 them. To her cold commercial
view Philadelphia Inns been wasting val
uable timo which might have been dsvo-
ted to busreas. Eut Philadelphia, proud
OF her place in history, filed with patri-
otIsn and healthlal local pride, bade tho
psople OF all the land como and hclp
10 celebrate monumental event In
the history OF mankind. The affair
cost Philadelphia thounands upon thou
.snde OF dollars In hard cash, to say nolh-
INK OF the expenditure OF time. Yet from
the money eide OF tho question l cannot
think that the balance Was agalnas her.
One who has any familiarity With the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

FlTs.-h!i F!mltopp.d ftCn by Dr KlinuE Urea,
Nerve Kns.oEor, No Flu At'r TIN, days ,inc. Mar.
veDIE Citea Trcatn and ~ 90 trial hotilO ftss Ia
III caAea. gend 10 Dr. Kline, ~ Arch b., FAllu, ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

WANTED-LADlEs FOR OUR FALL
w and Christmas Trade, TO take light, pleas.
Aut work at thar own homes. 81 to 81 per day can
BE- quietly made. WORK sent By mail any distance
once, CRESCENT ART CO., li7 Milk atreet, Bvs.
ton, Mass. box bi7Q tidsI liI''SIT.
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Our soldiers wsro there, though, not
many, bit bearing themselves with great
credit to State which does nothing to
encourage the military spirit OF her young
men. Il happened, too, That tho two
companies tbs. vera there we're from one
coualy-tha coed county oil Richie, which
does SO many excellent thingg. Captains
Frecr and G!uck had reason TO DO proud
Of their commanla, anL IRON the whIteo
OF their eyee they acomud to BIO proud,
The Richie bcys Showed wonderful dis.
ciplinc, which Is the first Of tho so!dierly
qualities. They Wnle the regulation uni.
form, and they marched with the air e
business eo!diera. They received many
compliments xhicn they did not hear and
which | am glad 10 echo, Whea ! was
aakcd to point out tho Wheeling command
| wsa obliged to admit tina! could not
find i. in the big crowd.
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people Of Philadelphia can tell the home
folks from the ylsitora. I made 9 very
industrious round oil the great retail co.
Establishments and found them filed with
utrsngerp. This was part Of tho rightsee-
Ing, to be sure, but the counters were
crowded with buyers, and the clerks told
me they were having few breathing mo.
meats. I noticed, Too, that as the people
were hurrylng out Of town they were
we'll laden with packngoe, and Of course
there was m overflow that found lis way
out by the express and freight llnea. 1t
was not tho home people who packed the
hotels big and little and drew heavily on
the boarding and lodging houses.
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GOOD GIRL TO DO
wv General Homework. Apply at MA Eol
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sUNhA rs@ - AT 7;U0 \. ~. and run every
q; IN. and run every h0ur until 10 D. M. "rrcvi
Ghurch 1tAlns, which will leave tho Tatt A. 0,tSs'
NJ, md Wheeling nj l2:Ih D. m, -
npa g. hfftSttH c,tntcndo,,
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4 saw no dlspositlon ANYMORE to do any
gouging. So lar as WAS able to judge
there was no advance Ia the price Of any.
thing. Even the iakira seemed to realizs
that at such timo everybody should be
on his good behavior. And so they cold
for fifteen cents auch medals as We bought
In Wheeling during the Big Reunion Tor
forty cents, and they sold ca,t.loads Of
them. These medals. by the way, added
to the briIliancy Of tho utree! acenes, for
almost everybody wore from ono to hall
q dozen OF thcm. Oysters became a little
scarce towards tho last. but the price in
the restaurants WAS not put up, and l
never asked for them without getting
them. Some Of us will DO ashamed to
look an oyster in tho lace for the mex! six
months. Did you ever find better oys.
ter than the Philadelphia oyster? I never
did, though ] have sampled this soulful
fruit pretty well along the Atlantic coast.
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Some C! thehc days We nhgll all risc IN
together and make WeGt Virginia
National Guard out 0! tho splendid ma
tc,ial which necds only reasonable en-.
courugemen.. Tho Go7trnor WIS much
impressed with tho idea, and ho md l
have formed Limited partnership Tor
thin purpose. BY carly yicing md closo
attention to bua!ncsa 30 hops 70 go. TIM
thing perfected before anybody nuppccts
1t 10 DO baue pnrtiuan scheme thiu!y dis.
guised. One full regiment wouid ba a
fair beginning that you'd not greatly
cripple the State. Two reSimentH would
be twice as good beginning. | think
tho Philadelphia parade viii uot the back.
ward Ssstea 10 thinking. II II nlarts them
to acting, /. wifi 10 worth ton times l,a
cost, Cuu
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TRAVELLERS, t4IIIlR.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
a TRA:s-on and aiter July II, lss7-ExptA-
NATION OF REHgarScg MAHxs. 'DaIly. tsurdAy
excepted. taondAy cxcepted.-Ento.n Standard
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met some friends who had come In
late and we're not quite satisfied with their
hotel accommodations. 20. in later and
could get no hotel accommodations at oil.
But had no trouble to get a second story
front room In private house two squares
from the City Hall, and at cost CT one
dollar day. Two OF uH ate together
when We pleased, where We pleased, and
what We pleased. The lighting cocks Of
the town we're not living any better, and
the cost was below tho charge at first
class hotel. This anybody may do in
Philadelphia, no matter how the city is
crowded. There ia LEES style about it, but
infinitely more comfort ard satisfaction.
We were not particular about the ltyle.
American crowds sre provesbial for their
good humor, and Philadelphia crowd
takes the red ribbon. True, the people
pour in from everywhere, but there Is
always enough Of tho home element to
leaven the whole lump. Ga tho day oi
tho industrial parade l sst on the North
front Of tho City Hall facing up Broad
street, down which The procession was to
move. Eighty thousand people flled the
stands that lined tho streets from the curb
to the second.s!ory line. Then from curb
to curb the street. was packed. Somehow
or other the procefaion WAC to force lite
way through this dense macs OF men. wo-
men and children, thougsnas Of whom
had planted themselves there four hours
before and were eager to hold
thei. 'atanding loom only" Here
was q problem, and it's pcs
sible solution vas one Of the diversions
Of the crowd on the gutter stand. AS the
procession advanced the police began to
move on the multitude. They asked The
people to step back behind the ropes
along tho curb. They told them they
must get back. They threatened. They
aourished their clubs. It seemed that
the poles had undertaken an impossible
task. E7eryhcdy was laughing aud overy.
body was trying to I'LL back without
losing his relative place. When ct last
the procession arrived the highway was
SIS bare % the palm oil your hand. What
became OF the people cont know, nor
could anybody about me divine, bat they
were gone, suddenly to reappear sad fill
the street again when the procession had
passed. And not E hcsd had been dubbed.
That was one OF the wonders Of the time.
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;WANTED-A MAN WHO CAN
wv rad and write. Must give reference. Call
al l0l7 Main street p. K1NNAN. sbfsSi 4,.L seat
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LOST, STRAYED OR
IN stolen, small white Dog with long hair,
The finder will pleaie return came 10 Howell
House and receive liberal reward sHsgi'sT se2ls
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

;WTANTED-A GOOD1G1RL TO DO
wv Tailor work. Apply Of In Market street
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-06-18

considerable practical work in Systenat-
ic Botany.
/. Name and define kinds of buds.
?. How is plant named botanically ?
3. What is typical flower? What is
meant by the terms perfect, complete
regular, symmetrical
4. Name the parts of leaf What
modes Of vcnation are recognized 1?
Further divisions?
.. Group the following by Families:
walnut, oak, pecan, birch, chestnut, pop
lar, willow, hickory, butternut beech and
alder
6. Show by means of flowers, the use
of the terms adnate, innate, versatile.
7. Define the terms racine, umbel,
spike, head.
s. Show how animals are dependent
on plants for food.
8. Explain the relation of plants and
animals to the atmosphere.
10. Describe in all its parts the Cone
flower; the Buttercup, the Loosestrife,
True Sweet Brier.
II. Show how flower may be regard
ed as a peculiarly developed branch, and
its parts as peculiarly developed leaves,
~. State fully the marks by which
Exogenous and indigenous plants may
be distinguished. Give common exam
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-06-18

During the course of MIR. Robinson's
remarks before the Athenaean Literary
Society on Tuesday evening, he remark
lcd that there was more outdoor exercis-
rs now than formerly, and lac said he
saw, while coming up the campus walk
two young men shooting at a target
with an air pistol and he said they hit
it once. This showed progress.
\ From report in the last issue of
the Cecil Wing Elkton has had an addi-
ton of l27 dwelling houses since the
building of the Singerly mills. This is
indeed good showing, and shows CON
clusively what manufactures do for a
town. 1t is to be hoped that Newark
will fall in the wake, and that twice l27
houses will be the result OF her endeavor.
Ion Tuesday ten-months' old child
)of Thomas Kelley, living ON Academy
avenue, was severely scalded. The child's
mother was in the act of removing
boiler filed with hot water from the
stove when by some mischance, the YES
sci slipped, causing some of the water
to overflow on the child's legs, scalding
it in painfdl manner. The little un-
fortunate is getting along nicely.
The following is the register of the
thermometer from Friday, June 10h, '87
to Thursday, June 10th, inclusive:
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shilohls CONSUMPTION Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the
worst case of Cough, Group and Bron-
chitis, while it's wonderful success in the
cure of Consumption is without paral-
lei in the history of medicine. Since it's
first discovery it has been sold on guar
can stand. Ifyou have Il cough we ear
nesty ask x you No 70 try IT, pTce U cts 90
Chest or Back, Lame, use Shiloh's Por-
Gus Plaster. Sold by i. r. Dilworth,
Newark, Del.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Don't forget that the Commencement
of the Academy and Normal School
takes place in Caskey Hall on the even
ing of Thursday, June %, beginning at 8
o'clock.
The following is the programme of
exercises
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
MusIc-Overture-"The Silver We'd
ding
PRAYER.
Vocal CmoRUs-"Invitation Music
CLASS.
EssAY-silent Forces in Education.
AMY NJ. JAQuETTE.
MUsIc.-"Erminie Waltz"
RECITATION. - The Schoolmaster's
Guests. Il. FRANCES MEDnI.
MUsIc-"Fest Polonaise."
ARGUMENT,-Co-education,
ALBERT II. RAuB.
MUsIc-"Fire-hy Galop."
CLASS HISTORY, -MARGARET b. WHITE.
Music -"Aria from Barber of Seville"
EssAY-English Literature in Educa-
ton" NJ. BEATRICE WILSON.
MUslc.-"The Hour of Parting"
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
characterization March,"
BENEDICTION.
All are cordially invited.
In order that the exercises may not lie
interrupted, visitors are requested not to
enter or leave the hall while any one is
speaking on the platform. 1t is embar-
RAISING and unfair to the speaker to have
the attention of the audience distracted.
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Knocking Each Other senseless.

SALEM, Mass, June l3.-During game
of base ball at Marblehead this after
noon, Smith Billings and Joseph Thomp-
son, while running to catch ball, came
together with great force. Billings had
his frontal bone crushed in and also re-
ceived terrible cash on the side of the
head. Thompson was badly hurt. Bill
ings was taken to the Salem Hospital
and his condition is critical Both men
are insensible.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-06-18

At Rock Presbyterian Church the SER
vices took place in the afternoon and
large congregation was present. The
church was tastelully trimmed with flow
ers. A pleasing feature of the entertain
ment was the calling by the Pastor, Rev:
j. r. Milligan, of a number of scholars of
the Sunday Schoul and each one read
passage of scripture with the word rock
or stone in it, the minister commenting
on the verses until thirty were read.
Each one reading the verse presented Il
small bunch of flowers TO the Superin-
tendent who fixed them on board pre-
pared for the occasion. At last the word
Rock" appeared and the school sang
LEAD me to the rock that is higher than
l." Everything passed off in an instruc-
tive and impressive manner, refecting
credit on the scholars and their teachers.
Elder r. IL. Ilodgson being called ON by
the pastor, made Il short address on the
advance of the Sunday School work with
in the last fifty years. Among those
present was the venerable A. Dewitt,
who is quite frail.-OgfOrd Press.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-06-18

The popular blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsaparilla, is having tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes it.
Try it yourself.